Food packaging is in a transition period. Heavy, rigid cardboard and plastic containers are on their way out. To a large degree, flexible packaging is sliding in to take its place. Flexible food packaging requires fewer materials for production and costs less to manufacture than heavy, rigid plastics. They're budget-smart, but without compromising quality. Bag-in-box systems, for example, use notably less plastic than a rigid container of similar capacity, and they cost much less. We at Jupiter Laminators, have the system that has the durability of a rigid pail, but in a lighter, 2-part system with a thin, film seal instead of a bulky lid. Flexibility doesn't just describe the way we work and bag-in-box packaging can bend, flex and expand. We offer flexible design choices, as well.